Wat Kaeo Phichit

The pink ordination hall features a rare fusion of Thai, Chinese, European, and Cambodian architecture, housing the sacred Phra Rattanasuwan and exquisite Buddhist paintings on zinc plates.

Chao Phraya Abhaibhubate Building

A majestic yellow Baroque building housing Thailand's most complete traditional medicine museum. This historic landmark perfectly blends Western architectural elegance with profound local herbal wisdom.

Prachinburi Cultural Center

A riverside cultural hub showcasing ancient history, diverse ethnic lifestyles, rare ceramics, and local handicrafts, all housed within a valuable architectural landmark along the Bang Pakong.

Prachin Buri Railway Station

A classic railway station in the city center, connecting community life and old riverside markets. Quiet atmosphere, perfect for train enthusiasts and experiencing preserved local history.

Haew Narok Waterfall

A spectacular giant waterfall in Khao Yai National Park with dramatic cliffs, lush rainforest trails, and scenic viewpoints close to the cascading water

Namtok Khao Ito

Wat Bang Krabao

Pay respects to Luang Phor Jad’s incorruptible body, admire the beautiful ordination hall, and enjoy the serene riverside atmosphere of the peaceful Prachinburi River.

Huai Kasian Waterfall

A tranquil small waterfall featuring gentle streams cascading over beautiful rock formations. The clear, shallow water provides a safe and private natural playground for family picnics.

Wat Bot

Enshrining three massive Buddha statues along the Prachinburi River. Peaceful atmosphere with stunning views, perfect for worship, murals, and relaxing by the river near city.

King Naresuan the Great Shrine

A sacred landmark featuring a majestic standing statue of King Naresuan, serving as a spiritual center and a key gateway for travelers heading toward Khao Yai.

Prachin Buri City Pillar Shrine

An elegant Chaturamuk shrine housing the sacred city pillar, serving as the spiritual heart of Prachin Buri for prosperity, stability, and peaceful riverside worship.

Than Rattana Waterfall

A serene hidden waterfall cascading over rocky tiers amidst lush forests. Easily accessible near Khao Yai’s Noen Hom gate, perfect for relaxing and breathing fresh air.

Si Mahosot Ancient City

Witness Thailand's oldest twin Buddha footprints within a Dvaravati-era moated city, featuring the magnificent Sra Morakot site that reflects a thousand years of glorious history.

Wat Ton Pho Si Maha Phot

Thailand's oldest Bodhi tree from the Dvaravati era, featuring massive branches and ancient Buddha footprints, offering a sacred and serene atmosphere for spiritual worship.

Sa Morakot Archaeological Site

Witness Thailand's oldest and largest twin Buddha footprints from the Dvaravati era, carved into natural laterite stone amidst the sacred ponds of Si Mahosot.

Phan Hin Ancient Monument

A square Dvaravati-era laterite monument featuring a unique stone tray pedestal for Hindu deities, showcasing ancient Khmer influence and the rich historical heritage of Prachin Buri.

Thap Lan National Park

A World Heritage site featuring Thailand’s last Lan forest and Pha Kep Tawan viewpoint, offering unique reforestation activities through seed-shooting amidst lush, scenic nature.

The Verona at Tub Lan

Authentic Italian architecture inspired by Verona, iconic landmarks, comprehensive farm activities, vibrant seasonal flower gardens, and world-class ozone atmosphere amidst the lush Tub Lan forest.

Wat Bang Taen

Visit the local museum of rare antiques, trace King Rama V's historic journey, and experience the riverside lifestyle where two rivers meet amidst peaceful scenery.

Kabin Buri Rong Kluea Market

A premier hub for affordable second-hand treasures, famous for high-quality brand-name shoes and vintage apparel, offering a spacious, organized shopping experience for all bargain hunters.

Than Thip Waterfall

Beautiful wide waterfall over dark rocks featuring clear pools for swimming amidst lush forest. Peaceful atmosphere perfect for weekend relaxation and photographing natural scenic water flows.

Laphrahat Monument

Witness King Rama V’s royal initials "JPR 127" inscribed on ancient laterite, a precious historical artifact from his visit to the historic Si Maha Phot city.